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leakycap
1y ago
Thanks for sharing some of the process, especially with screenshots! > This is 2,000 lines of Python code that, even if I had written it manually, I would've never bothered to automate more than the most critical steps, and certainl
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leakycap
1y ago
> This is in no way true and is quite an absurd claim. You provided no evidence to back up this very strong statement; should we just take your word for it? > especially in areas such as 1% lows, stuttering etc. Oh, if you're wil
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leakycap
1y ago
In about a month my nephew has learned a lot in C++ and Godot working with Copilot of all things (because it is free and doesn't stop talking to you), and has made a game similar to Minecraft that is genuinely impressive. Again, in one
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leakycap
1y ago
Docker has so much overhead (complexity and technical) - I hear people recommend it for simplicity all the time and assume they have out-of-date, insecure setups ... Docker containers require more setup to secure and backup in my experience
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leakycap
1y ago
Wow, that was incredibly fast and definitely helped me understand what I was signing up for. I'll give it a try and report back if I remember to use it -- thanks for the update!
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leakycap
1y ago
I tried it on mobile and it worked great, and it's a lot of fun. Well done on the interface and thanks for sharing!
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leakycap
1y ago
Just because you do not appreciate or agree with this opinion does not make it less widespread.
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leakycap
1y ago
> Why would I try GNOME again? It is widely used, the default DE in many installs, and it can be handy to be familiar with, for starters.
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leakycap
1y ago
No, the only upside I see is that I've met people with PhD/JDs who could barely function yet still get weird levels of respect. Even though they're a mess in every obvious way, they're the leader in a given situation. If
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leakycap
1y ago
... is to not embed an LLM in Group Chat.
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leakycap
1y ago
Truisms like this are good to revisit and I enjoyed this a lot. I wonder what happened last week that prompted this Saturday post by the author?
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leakycap
1y ago
WSJ has to be nice, but I can ask... what is the actual appeal of Dallas? The location is not within driving distance of something you'd wanna live near to go to regularly (like outdoor recreation). Humidity is awful. Weather in genera
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leakycap
1y ago
What a great idea, but I couldn't figure out how to select the color without it just cycling quickly through the spectrum so when I'd let off the mouse button it would be a very different color than I expected. I'd be the typ
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leakycap
1y ago
I've seen QuickSync mentioned but hadn't looked into it until your post. Reminds me of how, as a pixel-perfect type, Intel's iGPUs drove me crazy because they did something similar to the entire screen image, like a JPEG soft
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leakycap
1y ago
I've been searching for something like this to replace the lightweight convenience of my Asus c100p running debian. Thank you for commenting, I was thinking there was nothing this small and light anymore!
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leakycap
1y ago
Wild that Marshall McCluhan prophesied all of this before the technology to achieve it was around. He got the message out there, we just didn't listen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_McLuhan#Legacy
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leakycap
1y ago
It sounds like a cool idea, but the homepage is so empty... do you think you could add some details like a screenshot or reason to sign up right now?
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leakycap
1y ago
>I'm not bragging. I'm giving context. I didn't think you were bragging, and I hope I didn't come across as trying to put you in your place. I'm responding with market context. The market is upended right now wit
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leakycap
1y ago
> Unless you're looking around for used cards, the price difference between something low end like a 3060 isn't that much less in price for the length of support you're going to get. This does not somehow give purchasers m
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leakycap
1y ago
I think it is easy to give that advice if you are somehow shielded from the reality of the market right now. Which companies can you point to with openings on their careers page that specifically mention "no AI" or don't ment
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leakycap
1y ago
Horrifying - wow. The amount of photos I've seen purported as leaks from Tesla getting camera access or access to saved images makes it easy for me to believe. I seem to remember one of the leaked images was rumored to be from Elon
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leakycap
1y ago
The market is not easy right now. I would not leave unless you have something definite lined up. > 1. Be pushed into a workflow that will cause my technical growth to stall or degrade Whether your growth stalls or degrades is up to you,
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1y ago
> I don't really have a choice. When does your employment contract end?
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leakycap
1y ago
What other examples could we look at? Boeing seems like low hanging fruit but as I try to think of other examples it is hard. I can't think of another transport/medical/safety related software leak that left the same kind of
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leakycap
1y ago
Thank you for correcting this, I've edited it in an obvious way so I don't misinform. There's enough of that on Tesla already. I recall Tesla having vehicles in their testing with Lidar and had no idea they never shipped it.
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leakycap
1y ago
I've seen a lot of company leaders wake up far too late. > 'Elon has woken up' He's woke now?!
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1y ago
I remember when the "Tesla source code" leaked and I was a decent programmer, so I was curious and looked through some of the posted code... I have never sat in a moving Tesla vehicle since that day. Even if that code never drove
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leakycap
1y ago
If you're in the US, it is hard to engage with this comment as he has inserted himself directly into the fiercest debates and drama in our country. If you're outside the US, take your pick of news sources and search his name.
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leakycap
1y ago
This article goes much deeper than I expected, and is a nice recap of the last few years of "green" gpu drama. Liars or not, the performance has not been there for me in any of my usecases, from personal to professional. A system
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leakycap
1y ago
> But my issue was/is with you. I wanted you to stop engaging in the use of combative and emotionally charged language. You seem very intelligent, I truly believe your time and energy would be better spent doing literally anything e
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